Marketing prompts

Act as a senior marketing strategist. From the customer information below, build one detailed buyer persona for [business]. Include: role and context, top 5 problems in their own words, goals, objections to buying, where they look for information, what triggers a purchase, and 5 phrases we should use in our marketing. Mark anything you inferred rather than found in the data as [ASSUMPTION].
Customer information: [paste reviews, emails, notes]

Help me write the positioning of [business]. Audience: [audience]. Main problem we solve: [problem]. Usual alternatives: [competitors or do-it-yourself]. Proof we have: [results, credentials]. Give 5 positioning statements using the format "For [audience] who [problem], we [solution] so they [result], unlike [alternative]", then recommend the strongest and explain why.

Create a 90-day content plan for [business] targeting [audience] on [channels]. Time available: [hours per week]. Define 3 content pillars linked to customer problems, then a week-by-week table with: week, pillar, main piece (format and title), 3 derived short posts, call to action. End with the 3 indicators to track.

Write a one-page campaign brief for [offer] aimed at [audience]. Include: objective with a number, key message, proof points, channels, budget [amount], timeline, deliverables, success indicators, and risks. Keep it under 400 words and use headings.

Turn this idea into 5 posts for [platform] for [audience]: [idea]. Use different formats: a tip, a short story, a myth vs reality, a question to the audience, and an offer. Each post: a hook line, 60 to 120 words, one call to action. Tone: [tone]. No hashtag spam, maximum 3 relevant hashtags.

Write ad copy for [offer] for [audience] on [platform]. Proof: [facts]. Give 3 different angles (for example time saved, money, peace of mind). For each angle: 3 headlines under 40 characters, 2 primary texts under 125 characters, 1 call to action. Avoid guarantees and exaggerated claims.

Write a newsletter for [audience] from [business]. Topic: [topic]. Structure: subject line (3 options under 45 characters), preview text, a short personal opening, one main useful idea with an example, one quick tip, one call to action [CTA]. Length: 250 to 350 words. Tone: [tone].

Write a 5-email welcome sequence for new subscribers of [business] who signed up for [lead magnet]. Email 1 delivers the resource; 2 shares our story and values; 3 gives a quick win; 4 answers a common objection; 5 presents [offer] with a clear call to action. For each: subject, preview, body under 200 words.

Analyse the messaging of these competitors for [market]: [paste homepage texts]. For each: main promise, target audience, proof used, tone, and weaknesses. Then list 3 messaging gaps we could own and suggest a headline for each.

Create a 4-week launch calendar for [product] for [audience]. Week 1 teasing, week 2 education, week 3 launch, week 4 follow-up. For each day: channel, content, owner, asset needed. Add a checklist of assets to prepare in advance.

Write 3 short review request messages for [business] customers after [service]: one by email, one by SMS or WhatsApp, one for in-person use. Friendly, under 60 words each, with a placeholder for the review link. Do not offer rewards for reviews.

Here are my marketing numbers for this month and last month: [paste]. Write a one-page report: summary in 3 lines, what worked, what did not, possible reasons, and 3 actions for next month with expected impact. Flag any number that looks inconsistent.